Watercolor Techniques: How to Create a Sample Sheet | Painting Demo

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create a watercolor sample sheet using seven different techniques: wash, wet and wet, dry brush, salt, blotting, crayon resist, and tape masking. The instructor provides step-by-step guidance on each technique, including setup and cleanup instructions. Additionally, viewers are encouraged to experiment with two empty shapes and try a bonus plastic wrap technique for unique textures.

What is the first step in creating a watercolor sample sheet?

• Apply a wash technique

• Trace the square nine times on the paper

• Label the page with watercolor techniques

• Mix colors in the palette

Which technique involves painting from dark to light?

• Flat wash

• Wet and wet

• Dry brush

• Graduated wash

What effect does salt have on wet watercolor paint?

• It creates small spots by absorbing pigment

• It changes the color of the paint

• It prevents the paint from spreading

• It makes the paint dry faster

How can you create a resist effect using crayons?

• Cover crayon designs with plastic wrap

• Use a dry brush over crayon marks

• Paint over crayon designs with contrasting colors

• Apply salt on crayon drawings

What is the purpose of using masking tape in watercolor painting?

• To dry the paint faster

• To keep certain areas of the paper white

• To add texture to the paint

• To mix colors more effectively

What additional technique can be used to create a texture similar to broken glass?

• Blotting with a paper towel

• Using plastic wrap

• Applying salt

• Using a dry brush

What should you do with your paint lids at the end of class?

• Store them in a plastic bag

• Wash them with soap

• Leave them open to dry

• Close them tightly